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Monday, March 14, 2011
Fox 333
Red Fox: Happy Pi+1 Day!
Himalayan Fox: What is that exactly?
Red: Well, March 14 was the Pi Day, you know, 3.14, and today is March 15th.
Himalayan: But Pi+1 would be 4.14 which is April 14th, isn't it?
Red: Oh, I didn't think that way. Whatever it is, happy March 15th to you brother.
Himalayan: OK, I'll mechanically say "to you too", but can we really happy while thousands of souls swept away with the water?
Red: Well, we can not die with the dead.
Himalayan: But we can help the living.
Red: I hear you brother.
Himalayan: Then we can celebrate 2Pi Day a few months later.
Labels:
Arc Length,
Calculus,
Pi Day,
Trajectory,
Unit circle
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this should not be classified as line integral, but a proper label might be: arc length using integration...
ReplyDelete2pi^2
ReplyDeletenearly maybe
You may be right Newzad - a little more than nearly :)
ReplyDeleteAnd who cares about that boring precision anyway?
Options will be added later...
-Polar fox
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ReplyDeletehttp://geometri-problemleri.blogspot.com.es/2012/10/fox-333-solution-and-bit-more.html
ReplyDeleteThank you Newzad for this long but great analysis!
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